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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31
RUNAWAY REYNOLDS RETURNED.
He Changes His Mind About Lurking
Danger at Holly Springs.

He Changes His Mind About Lurking
Danger at Holly Springs.
IL. W. Reynolds, the editor OF the tri-
weekly Sun, prohibition paper, which
was published for a brief time at Holly
Springs, Miss, but now stands suspended,
has returned. He was subjected to several
cowhidings by saloon men, who took Of
Tense at one or two of his pointed editorial
squibs in the first issue OF the little
sheet but, silently taking his beating,
went ahead and issued his paper for a
month or more thereafter, and up
to October 10, when he left his
clearinghouse at about 10 o'clock of
that night, unknown TO his landlady or
anyone else. 1t was the night before the
day on which the trial OF the men who
had cowhided him was TO be called in the
circuit court. BY some fears of foul play
were entertained at his sudden disappear
ance, but the facts afterward showed such
not to be the case. Reynolds went
to Batesville, Miss, from whence he
wrote letter giving narrowing descrip-
ton of his flight ~ from the town under
fear OF his life. On Saturday last he re-
turned, and is at his same boarding-house.
There is no inclination to modest him, but
the citizens generally have lost confidence
in him, and he will, il he pursues his
enterprise, do 30 without their support.
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Indian Troubles In Arizona.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Q.-Some weeks ago
the military authorities OF Arizona Terri
tory reported to the war department that
the sheriff of Pinal county held warrants,
the legality OF which were questioned, for
the arrest Of Eskimizin and twenty seven
other Indians living on the San Pedro river
in that Territory, upon the charges of
grand larceny and resisting arrest, and had
called upon Capt. Pierce, the commanding
military officer at the San Carlos agency,
who 10 also acting Indian agent, TO aid him
in making the arrest. Gen. Miles, in re-
porting the matter to Gen. Howard, ex-
pressed the opinion that an at
tempted arrest OF these twenty-eight
Indians, by local civil officers, would
prove a serious matter, il il did not in
volve the Territory in an Indian war The
last act Of hostility on the part OF the
whites was the arrest Of six OF the Indians,
it is said, upon false charges, and the at
tempted arrest OF twenty-eight others re.
ferred TO above. The sheriff of Pinal
county has made demand upon Capt
Pierce for the surrender of the accused,
which, on October 10, the date Of Capt
Pierce's letter OF transmittal, had not been
complied With. The Indian officials pro.
nounce the affair shameful outrage upon
peaceful and law abiding Indians, and
will take such steps as may be necessary
TO restore 10 the Indians their abandoned
property.
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bureau.
The labor bureau has performed the feat
OF making three annual reports in two
and half years. II was not until the lat
ter part OF the fiscal year 1sS4-S5 that it
WAS organized, and its third annual report
VIII soon be In the hands of the Secretary
OF the Interior. II is confined to compre-
hensive statistics in regard to the strikes
which have occurred in the United States
in the last six years. An idea of the
amount OF work entailed in its prepare
ton may be gathered from the fact that il
will contain table of statistics which
alone viii occupy between 500 and GOO
pages Of the report.
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sccrc,n., whitney. condition.

Nav YcRK, Oct 30 Secretary Of the
Navy Whitney spent the day quietly nj his
home m this city. DR.. LOOMS called tosco
him in the morning and pronounced him
better, hul repeated his or,lcrs 10 keep him
absolutely quiet for several DAYS. Callers
were told that lac would be- wen In about q
week. lie via not allowed 10 see visitors,
but hr. Mmtpcy entertained a icw friends
during the afternoon.
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Aaeu.rsi strike Threatened.

NEw YoRK, Oct. 30.-The Central labor
union today had another turbulent meet
ing. The Henry George men and the so
cialists called each other fools, 1" "loafcrs"
and liars" and there were several free
fights. The chairman expelled two mem
bers for the session, but Il took nearly nm
hour 10 get the offensive ones out Of the
door. At last a communication was read
from the Federated trades unions, pro.
posing that general strike should take
place on November II in case the Chicago
anarchists were eXecu cd. II was referred
10 n committee, and the meeting
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The I,oeomo,i,e Engineers.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 30.-The convention
Of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engi.
neen concluded the election Of officers by
choosing Nicholas Long, OF Chattanooga,
Tenn, grand chaplain. The grand chap
lain and n committee Of ten wep appointed
TO attend the funeral today, at Indianapo-
lis, Ind, Of Past Grand Chaplain Geo. w.
Tyer. The convention also concluded liz
consideration Of the life insurance organi-
zation connected with the brotherhood,
and made some slight amendments 10 It's
constitution and bylaws.
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A Lucky Tln.i.

CiScrSSArI, O., Oct 3O-A Ripley, o.,
special says that men cxcavating on the
Maysvillc 4 Big Sandy railway, In Ken.
lucky, Opposite Ripley. found, few DAYS
ago, an carhon pot with eighty gold and
twenty silver coins. The collection IN
worth about $500. The gold coins have n
igurc II n fish on them and the word
BOLIVAR" Both gold and silver coins
bear the date 81 1890.
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. CNrNNAri, o., Oct 3O-A story comes
by wire from Charleston, W. Va, that
John McGmw, ON Friday night, ut Coal
valley, kicked a drunken man named Muir.
ply, and that newt morning Murphy was
found dead. The coroner, however, yes.
tcrtlay exonemlel McGmw.
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Hay Fever.

have been n great sufferer from Hay
Foyer for Is years, and have tried various
thugs without doing any good. | read Of
the many wondrous cures of Ely's Cream
Balm, and thought would try once more
In fifteen minutes after one application
was wonderfully helped. Two weeks ago
commenced using IL, and now am entirely
cured. II Is the greatest discovery ever
known or heard Of.
DuHAMEL CLARK, Farmer,
LYNN. Mass.
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For collie and grubs, for lung fever cough
or hide bound, give simmons Liver Rcgu.
lator In a mash twice a day. You can rec.
ummcnd " to every one having stock ~ the
best medicine known for the above com.
plants. In using II with my chickens for
cholera aud gapcs I mix II with the dough
and feed u to them once n day by this
treatment have lost none where the Rcgu.
laior was given promptly aud regularly.
y. r. TAYLOR,
Agent for Changers Of Georgia.
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W =. Walton. VI Springfield. Tenn, says
~ have hrcn suffering with neuralgia IN The
face and head, OIL and ON, for thrrc YEAR. I
purchascd box ~ Dr. Tanners 1ninllibc
Neuralgia Cure. md took eight II the pills.
] have not felt any symptoms of neuralgia
since. ltEivc me pleasure Ia recommend a."
Rangum Root Medicine Co.. Manufacturer,
Nashville, Tenn. ~ cents per box Sold nj
Holsters drug storc. M Main street.
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CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 30.-A Charleston,
W. Va, special reports that Fred Wright,
a railroad brakeman, was shot yesterday
morning and MORALLY wounded by fore
man named Cmmcr, near Riverside.
Wright was there 90 flag q train, and
Cramcr thought lac was going to steal his
turnips that were planted on the roadside.
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TngRE Is no one article In the line Of
medicines that gives 20 lap,e a return for
the money ~ n good porous strengthening
plaster. such M CartCr's Smart Weed and
Bclladonna Backache Plasters.
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" sick headache il misery, what arc
Carriers Little Liver Pills II they will posi-.
lively cure ~ People who have used them
speak frankly Of their worth. They are
small and easy " take.
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FAILURE In DIR, Goo,l-.

AUSTIN, Tex, Oct. 30. Schoolhcrr &
Bro, dry goods are financially embari4,ss.
ed. Assets, $4,000; liabilities, 500. 200
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Com WEATHER u coming Make n trial
Of splint coal. i, NJ PATTERSON q Co,
2Ts Second Street
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Electric Belt Fred

To Introduce u and obtain agents w will for -
next sixty days give away, frce Of ohafgo, IN -
county 81 the u. n, limited number ~ our &C.
pricc, 81 positive and unfailing curc Cor Ncrvo
Debility, Narirocclc, kmis.ions lmpotrncy, y
500 inward paid " every 1clt We manniacturn u11I
at oncs KlspcTllo BLLr AGENCY, y. o, bok{{D
brooklyn,N n. Y. ~.
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" you are tired Of taking the large old.
fashioned gripping pills, try Carriers Little
Liver Pills aud take some comfort. A man
can't stand everything. One pill a dose.
Try them.
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TnR sAI.E nY

VAN vLEET a co, Memphis. Tenn
A. RENkERr A 60, Memphis, Tenn
q. W. IONfS a 90, Mcmphls Tenn.
n MANSFIELD a UD., Memphis. 1cun.
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4 nARptoekiNe nrHrAu.

ltmay. perhaps, sound rather hyprrboli.
cal. but there actY4Ny an employees In the
government who have ~ hc rrs.wincd by
their chiefs Tor fear that they should o,rr.
work themselves These two exceptions
IN the general rule ar ladies Who arc an.
gagged In collecting data ior the labor bu.
rcau on the condition oi wbtkingvomcn in
the manufacturing districts Of New Eng.
land. These ladies an ~ enthusiastic In
their labou that they work day and nipbt.
and would do 10 ior seven da,A In Inc
week n they were no, rr.ip.incd by The
head OF the bureau. u WI. intima,od IN
them that they would be- able 10 work bci.
Ger II they allowed themselves sufficient
rat To keep them In good health than II
they wcrc 10 work themselves sick. as II
WA. imminent they would Their r,porl
together with the statistics collected from
other portions Of the country, viii form
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07
FACTORY ITEMS.

Allquiet over this side except the con-
tinual bowling of dogs every night to in
tcrrupt the rest OF a laborinS people. l
don't object to any one having dogs ii
they arc kept at home. Can the town
council not frame up some kind OF IN
ordinance to get rid of these worthless
howlcrs? There are number OF the
operatives over here that have dogs and
in my Judgment, they have Just about as
much Use for them us 4 wagon has for
five wheels. If there is any such thing
in the town of Newberry as a dog
catcher, l cordially invite him to como
over this side where am sure he can
do regular wholesale business.
The mill runs smoothly along save a
gloom which prevails throughout the en-.
tire mill on account of the extreme i'll
ness Of our superintendent.
Our band Of hope organized by Mrs
Mower and Mrs. Sophie Recdus now
numbers over hundred strong.
Hot suppcrs for the benefit of the
church are being made OH payday
nights and so lar have proved 4 success:
midst opposition. These entertainment:
are managed by J.. F. Crosby assisted
| by young neil and ladies in the per
formancc OF dialogues suitable for tht
| occasion.
Health good save few cases OF fever
I OPERATIVE.
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STER DECORAT1ON
DESPORTES & EDMUNDS.

Silks in Black and Colo for
n Satin Rhadames Coo
Black
New Shades Grey sysh Mourning Goods IN
ShaG Yelling, Abross; Iyrole
Crnked; French genuine lmpof1ecj'
American Saines Princess BUntngs; Burma 1ce Suitngs
White Goods oker several strlSg BARGAINS
inch Lawn at 10 and Plaid Nansooks and M Printed
Badte elegant Olgapdes Taletons Indian Embroidery SWISS
several widths Oriental Scm; japanese Sm
Fronts
Trimming season. Tmmlng Forchon Laccs elegant
Department. Slippers, lO pair: Womens
Womn India Button Boots 95c per
Polish Eoo 90c Misses Polish Boots % per par;
Mems Euf Caters
81 pair; Aens Opera Cali Congress- s1 Also
OF and Shoes and Booee= Gen ana
mis- Handewed Congress and Gents Prince
and Oxford Ide French Kid Button Eos per pair ad
Misses Chidens prices
Suits, & Boys Knee
Boys Shirt Waists Boys Hats Boy Straw Hats
Furnishing Goods Department. Lanndried
Gents p Linen Collars
Styles Stiff Gents Correct Soft
Hats: Gents SILK Gloves
Ladies Hats c0mpoas Pne Ribbons WEeah f9|ess LaGHs
cable Corset Warmers Corset Hose Supporters Opera shaw
Curtain Chains: Holland Shades Oleographs, Steel Engang
Razor Scissors, Roberts Goldeyed Needles Tray Cloths Nap
Trunks Paraso,
Silver Heads, Embroidered Bggy Robes
Gooua-
will
the
Respectfully DESPORTES EDMUNDS, Columbia, S. c.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07
EXCELSIOR NOTES.

Six months of 1887 have passed and
gone.
Crops OF all descriptions are looking
fine. Cotton blossoms in abundance.
What has become of all the ''barbecuc"
men? We haven't heard "cue" spoken
of this summer.
Miss Alice Crosson is visiting her bro
ther, DR.. D. NJ. Crosson and family, OF
Lewiedale, this week.
Mr.. L. E. Singley who has been spend
ing the past few months in AsheVille,
North Carolina, has returned home.
The blackberry crop in this section is
very good, and is being rapidly gathered
in, especially amongst the colored sect.
We are glad to learn Prosperityis still
on a "get-up-and-get." She now has
the benefit of mineral we'll" Drink
and be healthy.
Mrs. A. A. Mates has "Sun-fower
stalk" in her garden that has ffty-five
flowers on it besides a number Of buds
yet to open. Can any one beat this?
What has become OF all the snakes?
Could they have gone to the springs ior
their health? We have only seen one OF
the "serpents'' during the entire sum-
mer.
Monday we had the pleasure OF attend
ing the picnic exhibition of Mt. Tabor
high school. Now we shall be brief, as
the editor of the HERALD AND NEWS
was present on this occasion and gave
an excellent address, we at the same
time feel assured he will give with
pleasure the full details Of the entire
exercises, but, enjoying the occasion as
we did, we feel like expressing ourselves
by saying, the exercises were most ex-
cellent. Oh, how we always enjoy such
interesting and enjoyable occasions.
The patrons OF the Excelsior School
called meeting on last Thursday eve
ming for the purpose of electing teach
er for the said school. Mrs. W. S. Birge,
OF Prosperity, was elected as teacher OF
the school. Mrs. Birge has formerly
been teacher in the Prosperity high
school, and of course has had great
deal of experience in teaching and in
structing the young and tender minds
that have been committed to her care.
We compliment the patrons OF said
school in securing the services of so COM
petent teacher as Mrs. Birge. School
will open next Monday. (the 1lth).
SIGMA.
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IN BRIEF AND TO THF POINT.

Dyspepsia is dreadful. Disordered
liver is misery. Indigestion is foe to
good nature.
The human digestive apparatus is one
OF the most complicated and wonderful
things in existence. 1t is easily put out
of order.
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food,
bad cookery, mental worry, late hours,
irregular habits, and many other things
which ought not to be, have made the
American people nation Of dyspeptics.
But Green's August Flower has done
a wonderful work in reforming this sad
business and making the American peo-
pie so healthy that they can enjoy their
meals and be happy.
Remember No happiness without
health. But Green's August Flower
brings health and happiness to the dys'
peptic. Ask your druggist for a bottle
Seventy-fve cents. 7-6-1t.
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we were satisfied that the catch was
sufficiently large ior almost any purpose.
We camped on the river, in the mill
house, two nights, and from the begin
ming to the end we caught about 500
fish, some Of them very fine. In one
haul we caught eight or ten fine cats and
a soft shell turtle which measured o2
inches in length, Gin width and weighed
III lbs. We had it prepared by an ex-
cellent cook, and when ready it was
dish that might have been eavied by
kings. Ten years ago the so1t-shell
turtle was wholly unkntwn in waters
so high up. Their flesh is exceedingly
fine, rich and deliciously Favored. We
would like to see our waters we'll sup
piled with these soft-shellS; they grow
to be OF an enormous size. Enough OF
this fish business. We eat all we could,
gave a great many away. and each
brought home as many as he could
carry. 1UBE.
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A Lucky Escape from Fire.
TO The Nelcs md Courier.

icpcCt0t ~ pte 4'oSSo "'e" SO''' WE
LAURENs, July 3..-Forty thousand
dollars worth of property would have
been in ashes this morning but for the
prompt and efficient work OF the fire
company. AS it is, three or four thou
sand dollars will cover the damages.
Fifteen minutes before y o'clock the
alarm of fire was given and in twenty
minutes two heavy, steady streams were
playing on the fire, and in forty minutes
all was safe. The fire originated in the
cellar of Col. Balls three story brick
building.
Everybody in Laurens is congratu-
lating the fire company and the town
council for purchasing the engine. Our
engine paid for itself last night many
times over.
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Brace Tn.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite is
poor, you are bothered with Headache, you
are fidgcty, nervous, and generally out Of
uorts. and want to brace up. Brace up, but
sot with stimulants, spring medicines, or bit
ters, which have for their basis very cheap, bad
whisky, and which stimulate you an hour.
and then leave you in worse condition than
before. What you want is an alternative that
Will purify your blood, start healthy action Of
Liver anu Kidneys, restore your vitality, and
give renewed health and strene:'I. Such q
medicine You will find in Electric Bitters and
only 50 cents at Cofeld s Lyons Drug Store.
7-2S.lt.
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PTNPI rs FRFCKIFS RIOTC

PIMPLES, FRECKLES, BLOTCH-
ES, and various cruptive disorders owe
their origin to an impure condition OF
the blood. In many Instances the erup-
ton is so slighv as to be harmless, but in
a great number Cf cases such disfisure-
ment ultimately results in arrangement
OF the general health, tending to make
his life Z burden. B. B. B. nips the NAL
ady in the bud and adds new life to the
exhausted. For sale by
W. E. PELHAM, Druggist,
5-l2-4t. Sole Agent.
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Staec's Coffee and Tea Pot.

Saves 20 per cert.; makes coffee and
tea as clear as y'i:Ie; distils the coffee
and tea and preserves the aroma; simple
and easy to clean; 400 sold il Anderson
County; certificates from the best peo-
pie. different from, and superior to
the Queen. Territory for sale-town-
ship or county rights. Call on me at
once at Scott B:os., Newbcrry, 5. c.,
where I will exhibit the pot.
w. E. MORSE,
f.--tf Agt. S. G..